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British woman dies as much as 36 times a year suffering from a rare heart condition.
Reported Metro.co.uk, Monday, March 9, 2015, Sara Brautigam seems to often deal with death because he could die clinically as many as 36 times a year.
Female 21 years Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia diagnosed Syndrome (POTS) four years ago. The condition causes the heart to stop beating Sara in a specified period.
He experienced a rapid palpitations regularly that caused his heart stopped beating and his blood pressure dropped dramatically. The condition according to doctors clinically presumed to have died.
Sometimes his heart stopped for half an hour before teraliri blood and he revived.
"Actually I like a mild heart attack. My heart beats faster and then I limp. The doctors and nurses immediately circled around me," said Sara describe the current state of temporary death.
"They could not give CPR because it makes the heart more vulnerable without obvious reason that it is pointless. But when the heart with blood teraliri again it will start beating again like nothing happened." he said
According to Sara, blood tends to gather in the area of the foot and the doctor had to pump until it reaches the heart.
Women from Doncaster said every time his heart stopped beating, the doctor should be 'hurt him' so that he could regain consciousness.
"Sometimes I 'wake up' from the dead with a lot of bruises. Never deprive doctors acrylic nails but I do not wake up," said Sara.
Sara says she is often asked about his experience when having 'death'.
"There is no light, everything was dark. I could still hear the sounds around. I can still remember what was discussed but did not know what was going on."
During 2012, Sara declared 'dead' 35 times. However, since the use tool that helps the heart keep blood teraliri, he had never experienced it again.
Sara is now active in the world of entertainment as a burlesque dancer.
"Since involved in burlesque, my life feels meaningless. And maybe this condition could have killed me, but at least I'll die happy," he said.
Reported Metro.co.uk, Monday, March 9, 2015, Sara Brautigam seems to often deal with death because he could die clinically as many as 36 times a year.
Female 21 years Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia diagnosed Syndrome (POTS) four years ago. The condition causes the heart to stop beating Sara in a specified period.
He experienced a rapid palpitations regularly that caused his heart stopped beating and his blood pressure dropped dramatically. The condition according to doctors clinically presumed to have died.
Sometimes his heart stopped for half an hour before teraliri blood and he revived.
"Actually I like a mild heart attack. My heart beats faster and then I limp. The doctors and nurses immediately circled around me," said Sara describe the current state of temporary death.
"They could not give CPR because it makes the heart more vulnerable without obvious reason that it is pointless. But when the heart with blood teraliri again it will start beating again like nothing happened." he said
According to Sara, blood tends to gather in the area of the foot and the doctor had to pump until it reaches the heart.
Women from Doncaster said every time his heart stopped beating, the doctor should be 'hurt him' so that he could regain consciousness.
"Sometimes I 'wake up' from the dead with a lot of bruises. Never deprive doctors acrylic nails but I do not wake up," said Sara.
Sara says she is often asked about his experience when having 'death'.
"There is no light, everything was dark. I could still hear the sounds around. I can still remember what was discussed but did not know what was going on."
During 2012, Sara declared 'dead' 35 times. However, since the use tool that helps the heart keep blood teraliri, he had never experienced it again.
Sara is now active in the world of entertainment as a burlesque dancer.
"Since involved in burlesque, my life feels meaningless. And maybe this condition could have killed me, but at least I'll die happy," he said.
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